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JK Rowlings’ transphobia has been circling the internet for a while now.
With the holidays coming, the Harry Potter series is a classic in many families, but should we be supporting Rowling’s art in the first place?- June Price, 6th grade
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 2020 has been a crazy year, and it wouldn’t be complete without the stress of a presidential election. Thankfully the waiting is over. On November 7th the Associated Press called the race for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. This is huge for many reasons, one of the main ones being that this is the first time a woman, let alone an Asian-African-American woman has been in the White House. This is a big step for equality in politics, and as Harris herself said “I may be the first but I will not be the last.”  "JUST RECENTLY WE HAVE LOST ANOTHER SOUL THIS YEAR. KING VON OR DAYVON DAQUAN BENNET WAS AN AMERICAN RAPPER WITH FAME AHEAD OF HIM." --JAYDEN BAASANSUREN, 7TH GRADE  "Youtuber Trisha Paytas is widely known for her many cultural appropriations for clickbait. However, she’s recently been starting to spread more positive messages, which seems to make her more accepted by the media. Good or bad: what does this mean for Paytas?" --Lola Christ, 7th grade  "From an early age, we are taught right from wrong, what things are good and what things are bad. This notion of right and wrong has divided our country in half, with its two-party-system method of looking at politics." - Prophet Ogbebor, 10th grade
 "Driver delivery services have been on the rise as of late, with covid-19 allowing different OPPORTUNISTS for people to find both work and food, but what is prop 22 about?"-Bryson saunders-beckles, Grade 10  "using memes as a vehicle for engaging with politics does not mean that young people are not as capable of having these conversations, they have just created a language that is more digestible." -- Judith Hernandez, 11th Grade  "Trees have always played an important role in our lives, taking in the carbon dioxide we can’t breathe, but the trees in Congo are slowly losing that ability. What will we do if that happens to trees fully? How much will it contribute to climate change?"--Ynez Foxe-Roberston, 6th grade "Trees have always played an important role in our lives, taking in the carbon dioxide we can’t breathe, but the trees in congo are slowly losing that ability. What will we do if that happens to trees fully? How much will it contribute to climate change?"--Ynez Foxe-Robertson, 6th grade  "We’ve heard all about what adults have to say on elections, from the news or from articles. But what about kids? What do they think?"--Maya Mastropasqua, 6th grade |